$MnO^{-}_4$ is of intense pink colour,though $Mn$ is in $(+7)$ oxidation state,it is due to

  • A
    Oxygen gives colour to it
  • B
    Charge transfer when $Mn(+7)$ gives its electron to oxygen and oxidise to $Mn(+8)$ temporarily
  • C
    Charge transfer when oxygen gives its electron to $Mn(+7)$ changing in $Mn(+6)$
  • D
    None is correct explanation

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